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* {{m|Teleport}}: The Pokémon can teleport the player to the front of the last visited Pokémon Center by using telekinesis. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM30]] in Generation I, and it can be learned by many {{type|Psychic}} Pokémon. | * {{m|Teleport}}: The Pokémon can teleport the player to the front of the last visited Pokémon Center by using telekinesis. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM30]] in Generation I, and it can be learned by many {{type|Psychic}} Pokémon. | ||
* {{m|Softboiled}}: The Pokémon cuts some of its [[Stats#Hit Points|HP]] to recover another Pokémon's HP. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM41]] in Generation I, and it can be learned via level-up by {{p|Chansey}} and {{p|Blissey}} as well as certain Pokémon via a [[move tutor]] in {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}. | * {{m|Softboiled}}: The Pokémon cuts some of its [[Stats#Hit Points|HP]] to recover another Pokémon's HP. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM41]] in Generation I, and it can be learned via level-up by {{p|Chansey}} and {{p|Blissey}} as well as certain Pokémon via a [[move tutor]] in {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}. | ||
* {{m|Headbutt}}: The Pokémon can shake a small tree which may cause a [[wild Pokémon]] to fall down. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM02]] in Generation II. Though available as a level up move in Generation I and future generations, it only had status as a field move in Generation II | * {{m|Headbutt}}: The Pokémon can shake a small tree which may cause a [[wild Pokémon]] to fall down. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM02]] in Generation II. Though available as a level up move in Generation I and future generations, it only had status as a field move in Generation II and has regained such status in {{g|HeartGold and SoulSilver}} where it is available via [[move tutor]] | ||
* {{m|Rock Smash}}: Can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM08]] in Generation II, and is now an [[HM06|HM move]]. Clears cracked rocks; in Generation III Pokémon can occasionally be found in them. | * {{m|Rock Smash}}: Can be taught to a Pokémon by using [[TM08]] in Generation II, and is now an [[HM06|HM move]]. Clears cracked rocks; in Generation III Pokémon can occasionally be found in them. | ||
[[Image:Flash_demo.gif|right|thumb|250px|'''Flash''' remains a field move in [[Generation IV]], despite no longer being an HM.]] | [[Image:Flash_demo.gif|right|thumb|250px|'''Flash''' remains a field move in [[Generation IV]], despite no longer being an HM.]] | ||
Revision as of 23:24, 11 October 2009
File:Fly demo.gif
Fly in the Generation III games.
A field move is a move which can be used out of battle in the main Pokémon games. All Hidden Machine moves have a field move effect, and some moves accessible through leveling up, Technical Machines, or other means may also help the player through the game.
Field moves
HM moves
- Cut: The Pokémon can cut down small trees and long grass on the field. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM01 in all generations.
- Fly: The player can fly on the Pokémon to any previously visited city or town, or certain locations such as the Battle Tower in Hoenn. Fly can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM02 in all generations.
- Surf: The player can travel on water by traveling on the Pokémon's back. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM03 in all generations.
- Strength: The Pokémon is able to push boulders of a certain type around. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM04 in all generations.
- Flash: The Pokémon can light up a cavern covered by darkness such as Dark Cave. Flash can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM05 in the first three generations, and by using TM70 in Generation IV.
- Whirlpool: The Pokémon can dismiss small whirlpools on the water. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM06 in Generation II. Since Generation III it has been a regular level-up move.
- Waterfall: The Pokémon can climb up waterfalls. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM07 in Generation II and all subsequent generations. It was also available in Generation I, but it didn't have the field move status.
- Rock Smash: The Pokémon can smash boulders of a certain type into pieces. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM08 in Generation II or by using HM06 in Generation III and all subsequent generations.
- Dive: The player can dive underwater when surfing in deep waters. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM08 in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald Versions. In all other games in which the move appears it has no field move effect.
- Defog: The Pokémon can clear out fog on the field. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM05 in Generation IV.
- Rock Climb: The Pokémon can climb up rocky walls. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM08 in Generation IV.
TM moves
- Dig: The Pokémon can dig the player out of a cavern to the place where the player entered it, similar to an Escape Rope. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM28 in all generations. Several Pokémon can also learn the move by leveling up.
- Teleport: The Pokémon can teleport the player to the front of the last visited Pokémon Center by using telekinesis. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM30 in Generation I, and it can be learned by many Psychic-type Pokémon.
- Softboiled: The Pokémon cuts some of its HP to recover another Pokémon's HP. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM41 in Generation I, and it can be learned via level-up by Chansey and Blissey as well as certain Pokémon via a move tutor in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
- Headbutt: The Pokémon can shake a small tree which may cause a wild Pokémon to fall down. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM02 in Generation II. Though available as a level up move in Generation I and future generations, it only had status as a field move in Generation II and has regained such status in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver where it is available via move tutor
- Rock Smash: Can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM08 in Generation II, and is now an HM move. Clears cracked rocks; in Generation III Pokémon can occasionally be found in them.
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Flash remains a field move in Generation IV, despite no longer being an HM.
- Sweet Scent: The Pokémon can activate a wild Pokémon battle in tall grass, caves, and water. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM12 in Generation II, and it can be learned by many Grass-type Pokémon.
- Secret Power: The Pokémon can clear an entrance into a big tree, a bush or an indent in a wall. It can be taught to a Pokémon by using TM43 in Generations III and IV, but is no longer a field move in the latter.
- Flash: Can be taught to a Pokémon by using HM05 in Generations I, II, and III, and is now a TM move. Lights up dark caves (previous to Generation III, the whole screen is dark; now a small circle around the player can be seen, which expands when Flash is used).
Other moves
- Milk Drink: Similar to Softboiled, the Pokémon cuts some of its HP to recover another Pokémon's HP. It can only be learned by Miltank by leveling up.
